Editing Cyrano de Bergerac (section)

==== Siblings ====

Espérance and Abel I had at least six children:
* Denis, baptised at the church of [[Saint-Eustache, Paris|Saint-Eustache]] on 31 March 1614 by Anne Le Maire, his grandmother, and Denis Feydeau, financier. He studied Theology at the Sorbonne and died in the 1640s;
* Antoine, baptized at Saint-Eustache on 11 February 1616 by his paternal aunt, Anne Cyrano, and a godfather who is not named in the baptismal register discovered by [[Auguste Jal]], but who might have been the financier Antoine Feydeau (1573–1628), younger brother of Denis. Died at a young age;
* Honoré, baptized at Saint-Eustache on 3{{nbsp}}July 1617 by Honoré Barentin, ''trésorier des parties casuelles'', and an unnamed godmother. Died at a young age;
* Savinien II (1619–1655),
* Abel II, born around 1624,<ref group="note">In two documents from January and February 1649 concerning the succession of Abel I de Cyrano, Abel II is said to be "of the age of emancipation, progressing under the authority of the said Savinien de Cyrano, his brother and guardian" (« émancipé d'âge, procédant sous l'autorité de Savinien dudit Cyrano, son frère et curateur »).</ref> who took the title "Lord of Mauvières" after the death of his father in 1648;
* Catherine, whose date of birth is not known and who died in the early years of the following century, having become a nun at the convent of the ''Filles de la Croix (de Paris)'' ("Daughters of the Cross (Paris)") in the Rue de Charonne in 1641, under the name Sister Catherine de Sainte-Hyacinthe.<ref>{{Harvnb|Lambeau|1908|p=[http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k5819121h/f97.image.langFR 65 et suivantes]|ref=Lambeau1908}}</ref><!-- NB: NOT the 19th century Daughters of the Cross (Liege) who have a wiki article -->